Step by Step

The electronic versions of Review are available only as downloads from this site. Here’s how to get them onto your device:

For the iPad/iPhone

Navigate to this site using your iPhone or iPad and tap the link for your device. The device should ask whether you want to open the file in iBooks. Tap yes, and the issue will be loaded directly into iBooks.

From a desktop or laptop computer, follow these steps:

1) Download the iPad version of the file (Note: In Safari when you right click (or control-click) on the link, the program will try to save the file with the suffix .txt. Delete the extra “.txt” and save the file only with the “epub” suffix.);
2) Import the file into iTunes, where the file should show up as a “Book” in the iTunes Library;
3) Sync your iPad/iPhone;
4) Rochester Review should now appear in the iBooks app, listed as part of your library.

There’s also an iPad app for Rochester Review available through the iTunes store.

For the Kindle

1) Download the Kindle version of the file (Note: In Safari when you right click (or control-click) on the link, the program will try to save the file with the suffix .txt. Delete the extra “.txt” and save the file only with the “mobi” suffix.);
2) Connect your Kindle to your computer using the Kindle’s USB cable:
3) Drag the file for Review into the “Library” folder on your Kindle;
4) Rochester Review should now appear as an option in your Kindle’s Home screen.

For the Nook

1) Download the Nook version of the file (Note: In Safari when you right click (or control-click) on the link, the program will try to save the file with the suffix .txt. Delete the extra “.txt” and save the file only with the “epub” suffix.);
2) Connect your Nook to your computer using the Nook’s USB cable:
3) Drag the file for Review into the “My Documents” folder on your Nook;
4) Rochester Review should now appear as an option in the “My Documents” folder of your Nook’s “My Library” screen.

Technical Notes

The iPad, Nook, Sony E-Reader, and several other devices recognize the same file format, but they each use slightly different methods for moving files from your computer to the reading device.

When you download the files, make sure that the extension for the file name is either .epub (for the iPad, Nook, Sony E-Reader, etc.) or .mobi (for the Kindle). Some browsers, particularly Safari, may try to save the files with the .txt extension.

After you have saved the files to your reader, some devices—for example, the Nook—may require you to “check for new content” before the new files will appear in your reading list.